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MP Charlie Elphicke calls for more severe action to be taken against human traffickers after eight illegal immigrants were rescued from the Channel.
The wind turbine at the district council offices at Whitfield, fitted in 2007, is to be scrapped.
MP Charlie Elphicke is calling for severe action to be taken against human traffickers after eight illegal immigrants were rescued from the Channel.
The largest amount of cash seized from criminals in Kent during the past 10 years was at Dover, it has been revealed this week.
A four-day Italian market will be held in Dover this summer. It is being planned by the Town Team which already runs a Tuesday market in the town.
Teams from Dover have won this year's Dover-Calais Festival of Sport.
Channel swimmer Chloe McCardel has had to abandon her swim from Cuba to the USA after being stung by jellyfish.
A man is being questioned by police after fire crews were called to two incidents in Dover early today.
Detectives are warning people to be on their guard after the latest incident in which con-men steal items after distracting their victims.
An appeal for witnesses is being made after two men were assaulted in Dover town centre. Arrests have been made.
Thieves were not responsible for the disappearance of banners advertising the weekly Bluebird market in Dover after all, it has been revealed.
Eurotunnel will have to stop operating ferry services at the port of Dover, after a shock decision by the Competition Commission.
A £4m scheme, which completes the first stage of the regeneration of the former Buckland Paper Mill site in Dover, has been officially opened.
Two women have been forced to quit the round Britain rowing race after being hit by sea sickness!
A consultation meeting is being held tomorrow over plans for the redevelopment of Dover Christ Church Academy.
The former headmistress of Dover Girls’ Grammar School, Lillian Kay, died yesterday, exactly a month before her 99th birthday.
Purple ribbons, the symbol against animal cruelty, will return to Dover today after a 10-year absence as part of the anti-live exports campaign.
Planning permission has been given for Dover's new community hospital, but MP Charlie Elphicke says he still wants care beds included.
Purple ribbons highlighting the campaign to stop live animal exports are once again adorning the roads to the port of Dover.
Trees on the approach roads to Dover are to be festooned with purple ribbons by animal rights campaigners.
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